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Last illlybt they Operated in Two
’ Residences on “the Hill.”

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If. Davis’lacb Bear on Secured
see us a Silver was.

Henry S. Lockwood, of Elmwuod ave-
nue, who is president of the Lockwood
Manufacturing company. had_a close
encounter with a burglar. last night; in
fact. it wussc close that he came face to
face with him at 1:15 o'clock this mom-
lng, but as the burglar had a revolver
handy. and MnLockwood was unarmed.
the man escaped.

Mr. Lockwood was aroused by hear-
ing someone walking through the up-
stairs hallway. Supposing that it was
lame member of the household going to
the bathroom he gave no particular
thought to the incident until. directly.
be heard the footfalls returning. They
did not sound familiar this time.
and he arose and went softly
to the door of his room. He
intended to open the door suddenly and
jump out and grapple with the intruder
For this purposeMr. Lockwood stand
with hishand on the knob forau inv

.staut. until he thought .thepran was op~

‘ panel the door. He then threw the door
open and made a leap fin the man. but
instead of being close. as Mr. Lockwood
supposed, he was about eight feet away.

In an instant a revolver was pointed
at Mr. Lockwood‘s held. and he heard
the stern command. "Stand. or I'll bore

you!" Even at this Mr. Lockwood was
undauuted. and he made a second at

tempttogct at the burglar. when the
man gave a second command and storms
rapidly backward toward the stairs.

Members of the family. aroused Iy
enemies. appeared on the scene. and
tearing that some harm would come to
Mr. Imkwocd. persuaded him to allow
the burglar to depart before anything
serious happened. The man lost no
tins in getting down stairs and making
hlloait through the back door. which
had been queued with the aid of nippeta.

Mr. Lockwood is quite positive that
the man dustbin had a confederate
W”. There was some sort of a
light there that cost shadows on the
wall.

Nothing in the house had been dis-

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' Ill its lul'lil' llBIillmm.

Damian term! the lock on the buck
dour of 1. Davis' residence In Bayview
avenue. sometime after midnight. last
or».

it is presumed that after entering the
- hulls. they walked through the lower
rooms to the front stairs. which they
occluded to the sleeping apartment on.
w hi Mr. Davis and his son Joseph.

The clothing of the two men was ly-
mum In the scanned cccatattd
a pet: of trousers blessing to Joseph
“mildews stall!- in tbepuebsts
stratum tbs remodeled about
u. M M and a few othlrplpsrs
were lltt Is the beau.

Iv. Devil. Ian's vest ms found this
m as its tract lilies. but s silver
latte that in prised on who was
optimism. allotment it New

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Elected sttb‘b Asatlal m Ml Vlabrlay
Adar-all Is usually
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day. The following were reelected:
Resident. Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock.
Vibevpreildent. Mrs. W. A. Curtis.
Secretary. Mrs. lasso B. Jennings.
Treasurer. Mrs. C. B. floclldge.
Two new members. of the executive
committee were elected. Mrs. A. R. B.
mm. and Mrs. G. Willis White.
The names of Mrs. Melville E. Mead

and Mrs. Fanny Hoyt were added to the ‘

membership committee. .
Interesting‘repurts‘wers read by the
secretary.blrs Isaac 8. Jennings.aud the
treasurer. Mrs. C. B. Coolidge.

The executive committee reported on
topics for study for the ensuing year
Several proposed topics were discussed.
but no decision was reached in the mat~
tor.

The subject of future entertainments
was also brought up and crested some
discussion. but. owing to the illness of
the president. Mrs. Hitchcock. thousand
other matters were do until the
next regular meeting. w ch will occur
Ap il 8. ‘

HALTER fulfill) ascetic.

Apparently lose the loves Alter Itls hypnotic
Sissy sf Forty-Eight Hem.

Walter Raymond,the young man who
had been lying in a hypnotic sleep in
the window of Hartwell dc Co’s clothing
store. in Stamford. was awakened dcr~
lug Wednesday night's performance.
upon the stage of the Grmtl Opera
House. There was not a vacant seat in
the house. The performance varies
somewhat each evening. new experi-
ments being introduced and new sub-
jects obtained. The performance of
Wednesday averting centered in the
amusing of the young man. Up to? :30.
when he was removed to the Opera
House. it was estimated that between
7.000 and 10,000 people had gazed upon
his sleeping form.

At 10 o'clock. forty-eight hours from
the time be was put to sleep. he was
brought'upon the stage. seated in a chair
A few passes of the hand across the
young man's forehead and a command
from Prof. Sage to open his eyes and

awake were followed by the subject
wildly swingiult his arms and legs
This lasted hardly a minute. however.
ind the. subject was apparently non: tin-
Worse for his long sleep. Before being
hypnotized his weight was IL": pounds
He was weighed agaiandaesday night
and tipped the scales at I21"2 pounds.

POPULAR AIUSEMEIIS.

lylss Areas Tcaipbl.

Andrew Mack. the sweet voiced (‘mll
edian. is announced to appear at tin-
Opera House. Norwalk. tonight. when
he will be seen for the last time in thi‘i
vicinity as ”Myles Arena." in the play
of that name. lie inquitc well known
to our amusement lovers. as he has'been
seen in this character on former occas~
ions. and it is justice to say that be lit
the beat tlcliueator of romantic character
that has been seen on the local stage in
years. His saccessia not due alone to
the sweetttess of his voice. but he is a
graceful manly actor.

“wile the will.
it is to be hoped that our amusement
patrons will realize in advance the very
great opportunity they have of seeing
one of the most widely-discussed suc—
cesses of the peanut generation. That
the moritsof "timing the Wind" will
be much dilated upon after it leaves
been. therein no doubt. for It hes been
locverywhsrs else. Then we will be
able to realize “tbs sigultlt-eucs of the
warning by so great a newspaper as the
Boston Transcript that ' 'the who falls to
see it does himself an unpardcnabhi in.
jury."’ It comes to Hoyt's. Saturday
night. “ *7 w...
less Mill.

Yesterdaywcsacoasccd that. owing
tuthshlgh salary list of the Jean Be-
colds ctunpauy. there would he no
Iadlse' tickets. but Manager Mitchell
hasshanycalth mind. and omitted to
malts Monday night of neat wecb
"lulled night." A reserved test may
be around at Wood‘s or Totalluacn's
fraecfceerue for my lady. whence
campaaisdby cue paid 80 peat ticket.
(lithe complny.thl Peterson till.

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mzm night.

Weir the cluster ”were ally
Milli scetsww. which were greatly
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Seeing” Personal Paragraphs About
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by Ilsa Fan .et Brass Far-t
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An enjoyable dance was held last
night at the residence cfdfiss Fannie
Guyor. in Green Farms. Mallow»
furnished by St. George and Lowe’s or-
chestra. A carryall load of Norwalk
and South Not-walk young people at-
tended the scciable. the number includ-
ing Misses Vivian Soderstrom, Lottie
Adams. Bessie Naphey. Pauline Diver.
Daisy Diver. Eva Allen. Fannie Guyer.
Edythe Gates. Minnie Kyle. Cora Belly.
Florence Graves. Florence Bradley.
Clara Taylor. Eva Williams. Mime
Smith. Misses Hoyt and Readman:
Harry Mather. Clamuoefnltiller. Will
Naphey. Maurice Raymond. Warren
Smith. George Guyer, Albert Bradley.
Albert Taylor. Fred Taylor. Eddie
Springs, James Lester. Adolph Drey-
fuss. 'JOhn Guyer. Mr. Graves.

' Eighteen young maple from South
Norwalk went to Rowayton by carryall.
last night. andlenjoyed a dance at Gui-
der's Hall. Miss Lou Stevens presided
at the piano. The guests were Misses
Addie Naphey. Adclla Starr. May Den
ton. Clara Lawson.‘ Maud Wheeler.
Kate Stevens, Grace Hamilton. Beulah
Jarvis. and Messrs. Vernon Miller. Fred
Thompson. Harry Kels. Edward Whit-

ford Hayes and Will Reed.

Miss Ethel May. daughter of Ollit er
and Mrs. John Tathill. of 29 Ann street.
gave a birthday party to about thirty of
her young friends. yesterday afternoon.
The hostess was the recipient of some
very pretty presents. and the monster:
was a happy one to all the children
present. A bountiful collation was
served. A...

The Miflses Grace llyinglon. Edith
lluuter. Miss K. (Ilivc Hutchinson and
Miss “little llaviland will arrive home

from Vassar tollege. today. to spend the

Easter v: teatinn.

Miss Agnes A. Bryant is home from
the State Normal school in New Haven
and is visiting her parents. Mr. Hill
Mrs. W l". Bryant. in that avenue.

Lasueveuing friends were entertained
at the home of James Duffy. No. It
Chapel street. Music was furnished by
Thomas Robinson

The marriage of Miss Harriet Donnel-
ly. of Vorwulk. and Louis (lumber-boys.
of Division. is announced to take place on
Etuter Monday.

E. Hubbell llotchkisu. of Arch siren.
will call tomorrow for home. on the
steamer Luv-ants. from Liverpool.

 

Mrs. Pater returned to Beverly. yes.
terday. after a visit with her son. W.
L. Porter. of South Main street.

Superintendent 0. Mitshcpard. of the
Cowlidated railroad. was in South
Norwalk. yesterday.

Attorney Frederick BfAIIsu. of New
York. was in Norwalk. yesterday

 

Ilmc AID MAGIC.

Orltsvllsyt Prowler ls leisurely tutorials-
stast lsv he loyal Arcalttstltu.

Dr. Wright B. Beau of West avenue.
was lultiatod intofiherman (louncllJtoy-
sl Amount. last night. The applica-
tion for membership of Fn~tlerlok lia-
gens Brady. of Bantu. formerly of Nor-
wdk. was approved. and an application
was ventured from Franklin Mott Shot»
wood. ot' New York.

At the conclusion of the business Iss-
sicn motor Charles I. Hoyt provided an
Interesting entertainment. the main
flatnesscf which were delightful and
varied numbers by the graphcphous.
owned by Franklin Tbsall. one of the
Council’s members from Howayttm. and
solar» exhibition in sleight of hand
weekend magic by Charla A. Maur-
Ileld. of Heath blorwalk. The pro-
trratutac was highly Inoculated.

Visitors peanut were Gemral Pren-

nomad stat W. at
“detonation “Greenwich. " “

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hambsllydivltbtsmwsiuattbs
m 0' his Mb“. ‘8. Duo 0.
mens. is West Harwell. Madcap
a can of the late General Abraham
Dally. otteofths lest animal the
naval tstt. tom broom
liraoklysfioetmmmIflIm
had bulletin-lawns was highly to.
ransom. Wlwilcwutlmvvlvat
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day night. also ‘
John’s Forest Hill

Yesterday
ltr. 8t. Jcbnwaslrollatdbya sides In
therearcf his honest Getting his re—
volver and a stout club, he crept softly
down stairs toa door lie could
hear a manoutside hedoortrylug to
mrutbekey.buta e loopedoverths
door knob on that and fastened to
the key prevented ts being turned.
When the man rolled his operations for
a few moments Ir. St. John made a
noise. andtbe m . ht visitor jumped
at! the plazas no u to the street.
where he whistled, andwss joined by
a companion. Investigation in the
morning by Mr. St. John revealed the
fact that the burglars had also tried to
get into the hump bya rear door. the
marks of nippsrs being plainly seen on
the end of the hey.

As it was only a few minutes put 1
o‘clock when the burglar alarm at Mr.
Pepper’s went 0!.“ is probable that the
men who entered his house. if they were
the same ones. went at once to Mr. St.

John's.

The work iscredifisd to tramps. who
infest the villa aking their head-
quarters at the Consolidated Railroad
company's watering tank in the town of
Darlen. just outside the Norwalk line
Constable Ladrigan counted no less than
twenty-three tramps riding through on
freight trains. yesterday.

 

 

E883 AT SIX CE." A 002%“.
“—4....

Ilcw Ir. lack Get Inc at that Price and
lads a helllr Issues.

Bruiser E. ll. Moreboase. of West avo-
uue. purchased on Wednesday some
fresh country eggs. a dozen of which
were found to be broken. Presently in
came James Mack. who asked Mr. More»
house the price of eggs. lie was told
that they were seventeen cents a dozen.
Noticing the brokeu'ones. Mr. Mack ask.
ed for a price on them. They were of-
fered to him for seven cents. but Mr,
Mack would only give six cents. which
the proprietor llnally arcoptotl. Present-
ly the clerk entered. and Mr. Mack aloe
put to him the question about the pric‘t‘
of eggs. When told that they were
seventeen cents a dim-n. he said hi‘ had
just bought a dozen for six cents. and of-
fered to bet adullar that that was all he
paid. The clerk promptly took him up.
and the money was placed in Melville
Kellogg‘s hands. Mr: Mack then or-
plaiued how he came to get the eggs at
such a low figure. owl went out of tin-
stort- a dollar richer than he came in.

Class at the Evening Schools.

The Nothtllt evening sch: mls will hold
their last session of the present echml
your next Tuesday night. This will
malts the seventy-live sessions the echo ll
is obliged to hold in nl’dt'l’ to receive the
appropriation from the attttc. The-
regular sessions will occur at the
Franklin stmet m-hml tonight and
Monday. ,The boslt-koeplngclass held
its last mission lact evening. The
mechanical drawing class meets Monday
night only. Both of these divisions
have been well attended and the pupils
have secured much of value. The classes
of hurricanes. under the charge of Mrs
Bennett and Mr». 50.71110”. have bel'l]
able to more a gold knowledge of
English and arithmetic. Many.
especially toreigncrtt of an age that
prevented day school advantages. have
been enabled to read and speak English
well.

Allele twister
We have on hand several thousand
job lot billboards and uotehssdl that we
will print at the following prions: Lotto
tlusrtsr billboards ”.50. additional
Leno's": woo sixth billhseds shin:
additional Lam's. mo; uotehsatls. 1.000,
stat. additional 1.000%. 75c. Balding.
Stepchild» extra. This clock is of
fair quality. You can have It at above
prices as long as it lasts. Evening lieu
hull.

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Messrs. Beam it lloyt hereby eltf'lltl
a Will invitation to the ladies to at-
tend that “cycle mains tomorrow at-
maocn and evening. at in Washington
attest. Wheels of all cradle and priest.
You are tint asked to buy. but to coun-
latl ermine them. and obtain full
Information.

Matte—bl.

We lobe this testbed of am
out starters thsabs to the Joint I. all
cock hits ileum company tor the
meant we of tits lW on the
liteafosr “Ache Windward
result Witt complement Ava
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~Hartflrd. March lie—As mentioned
yesterday. Governor. 00010 has “WW
ed a family of surprising the political
know-it-alls. which has been manifested
so frequently at tats that if any of these
gentlemen are troubhd with heart dis-
ealeitwould be advisablefor them to
leave the state until the governm- has
completed his nominations. The num-
ination of execute-man Willcox. as
railroad commissioner. to succeed the
present incumbent. in. Woodvutf. whose
termgexpims July 1. was another of the

According to theoristiug procedure.
the minority party is entitled to rcprss~
entation. and one of the members must
be a member of the legal profession
Both of those required attributes were
possessed ‘by Mr. Woodruif. which.
moreover. were augmented by twenty-
tbree years’ of experience on the Board.
but unfortunately for Mr. Woedruff. he
is a Litcbileld county man. and in his
shorts to reward friends and bestow
plums- to Litchfield county. Governor
(looks only considers the giving of cillce
to new appointees. not to retaining
Democrats from the county in office.

In the light of the appointments made
by the governor it is amusing, to say the
least. how much at sea the political pro-
phets were in their predictions. It is
the ring within the ring that is the pew
or behind the throne.

There is a popular song which tells of
the delights of ”Beer. beer. glorious
beer.” but according to the evidence of~
feted at the hearing before the climatib
tee. on the pure beer bill. many of the
lovers of the famous Herman fa‘verage
have been drinking a demotion of which
the expected malt and hops were chit-flv

 

muspicumts by their absence. It
is not tnaintai netl. howov e r. that
the corn, rice. and glut-use

used is injurious, but the pmmoters of
the bill maintain that atlulteratrd bet-r
should be so marked. There is always a
great deal of solicitude manifested for
the drinker by the good people. but this
last nmvo suggests that sotut-bmly might
mssibly have a selfish interest in which
the individual was lookittgout more for
number one than furtln- benefit of tho
beer-drinker.

In contrast to the pure beer bill hear»
lug wasunc that took place pcfnro the
h‘lllpt'f’nnco committee yesterday aftt-r-
ttoon. at whieh‘dmrtlcidcr drunkenness"
Wits vehemently denounced by Judge
ll iraluck and senator Warner. Judge
llouback. who was callvl in from the
Judiciarymmmittm. said it was one of
the most serious things he had to contend
with. In his town amau was nearly
murdered Ityu man drunk with hard
cider. and he alas» quoted other cases
that came under his observation.
Senator Warner said. while not being
known as a temperance crank. he could
state that tin-re was ten times more
crime in his community due to hard
cider than to any other liquor.

Many papers ate denouncing the
cheese paring policy which cut down
the state appropriation to defray an ofv
Ilolal trip of the state's representatives
to the 'l‘enuom- centennial to $2,000 for
acomtuilllon of three boulder the gov»

enter. but If (lotmecttcat is WillIItDll-v

toes. what can be said of Massachusetts.
whom legislature yesterday pulled to
bssngmsssd a bill which Would permit
ofastatc expenditure of only little for
the governor. stall and three other ludtv
vidaals to attend.

The bomb-out of the Nasty pool bill
wlla svrtonl blow to horse racing in
this state.

Both branches tuljonrned shortly
Italics noon outlay. and. its usual on
Friday. very little business was
transacted

M lI dilutes f. Whitley.

Chill“! 3". Waterbury (lied Quite titul-
dealy yesterday afternoon. at the home
of his later. Mrs. Fred. '1‘. Lytm. III
llaury «not. aim as illness of only l
day dopamine of the kidney. lit.
Waterbury was a wellalmcwa batter.
and tar miss your conducts! a hat M-
tnvy in East llarwallt. Me was a meat»
bar of the list Matthew ltiltlllblten
talcum Well Ilnikul ladder coat
play ltr. Watwbatywssumea of a
very pastel disposition. and bad a lesion
«mum. “alerts the for:
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re.. Mar.

houraauequiuoctlalgalc has raged In
this vicinity with exceptional fury. The
wind at one time gained a velocity of
Ilfty- five miles per hour.

Tacoma, Wu . Mar" Je—Ths heaviest
wind storm of the winter usehsd here
Thursday, blowings forty-two
miles per hour betw 30 a. m. and
5 p. tn.

Attempt to Wreck a'Frelgbt. ‘
IBueclaiboTheBentlnll-l -

Middletown. Conn, March ltd—An
attempt was made to wreck the
"Rawhide" freight 0n the Air line
division of the Consolidated road near
Portland. last night, by wedglng two
pieceaofirou lutoa frogon the switch
near the Portland station. The obltruc~
tion was discovered by night watchman
William Utrrtin. shortly before midnight,
and he had considerable difliculty in
removing it before the arrival of the
train. The “Rawhide" is a heavy!
through freight, and a wreck would
result .n heavy lam.

Ilr. lair Found Guilty. .

tempo to The Sentinel.)

Baltimore. March ail—The jury in the
case of Dr. Joseph J. Luiz. on trial in
the United States district court here for
fitting outa filibustering expedition to
Cubc.falledto agree after deliberating
all night. They were sent back and are
still out.

Later they found Dr. Lula guilty of
entering into a conspiracy to violet»
neutrality laws of thellnited States. A
motion was tnatlefnr a new trial.”

Fighting in Crete.
tswcial to The Sentinel)

(Tunes. Island of Crete. March L’I—Thc
fighting helmet] the Christians and the
Turks continued until midnight.

During the evening the insurgents
burned the Mussulmntt dwellings and
property at l’arivotia and this morning
they burned and abandoned the fort at
Kerutidi.

Hkirmtshing is now proceeding about
the village of Tsikalaria. outside of Sada.

The insurgents are estimated to how
lost '30" men in the fighting around
Malaxs.

 

Found Dead III a Task.

moot-lat in The Scutluolfl
Mystic. March 2il~MrIL Thomas New-
bury. aged sixty. wife of a well known
plumber. was found dead iiu a tank in
the attic of her house shortly before to
o'clock. this morning. Mt'lanchollu was
the cause of the suicide.

An Explosion KIIIs Three Alec.

Philadelphia. March 2n... “By an ex-
plosion in the llapont Chemical Work»
this afternoon. at (libbatown. three men
were killed and four buildings wrecked.

lllst not... as IIII ItIIl.

It Is probable that joint traokcgc boo
twuou the Morwalk Street Railway coma
pauy and Howell Tramway company
on Mill him will go Into elect tomorrow.
an agrsctneut between the companies
having been signed. Themvlagiug of
wires is well adecsd.

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msv leavn their orders of “ill Ins
street. pillow! It. II ayior metal

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land with six room cottage. «lulu.
ool Imiltllnumaowolll of WIWP‘SIII plett
tvttf fruit trees. allitltllle for null fruit or
rut-tun ponluv l’vIt-e Itill hundred dot
Ico- three hundred «an remain on tum-t
usuv. Address Farmer. No 4 Plus limt.
lawfmsnt 1100'. M...“ in?) Ms,

I ‘(lll lMI. It The eloop Jennie \ vs II he
sold cheap for want of use. \ pl y
in Mrs. M n tidal-militant svannu, t

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West avenue. mos ti lot on

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two sets of rooms at” per men
and two sets of rooms at 85
each. Inquire at other. 5 R.
South Norwslk. JacobM. Layne.

 

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To I I-2.l‘— A pleasant sevsn- would

tnge. water and sewer eel
Kent. on per rttonth. Int um P.
turd. ltti .\lnIn sire-qt. No walk. "‘"'

'I‘ll l.lll‘.——b‘irst and d 81 ,

\t oodwartl tvenue. rent it It 7
.a uirw we and II tor 77 \\ oodvvnrg'.B avenue
n ill in; house»! . roomle? \Vloo: lwarvl
at cutie. rent ilii; hon-mill \\ oodward ave-
titted“ house W" Main attract. blur-
n-u 1105*“. Stl'Ullll tloor lo Yui street.
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suitable for Department or Genera
More. llllltt‘lhluus man with Laddltlon
mum. Nth side uttrauce for rscsivl
:lil'ltlt‘llt'ltl'llltz 1;an Stabllng In ”:3

tortno homes and wagons. Also two

’ ioltr romp apartments second and third

story tear. rim to math.

tlld Wt-II filigur company. 83 ashl
lon street. W5

'l‘() I. H'l \t oucch desirable house
of tight mums ulth all model-neon-

Anp‘y other

townienuu. lint lot anon within an
Itiinulh' wall. Imm elation. Rent. ”3
\Hllv to H. .\I. ',l'o|lc.-t r.» Water street.
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upturn-stun to and 8m. one over .

 

Littler... ort- KN; southhutttw brick row
Hum. \l min hlrt't‘l ll. .- two houses, wood
rmv I ltttstnltt erect, “and 810. Estate
llutllt-y l‘. lily. Inl72W
l‘tl t. l: l‘ l-‘nnr f'm’llllsw let. inquire
\' I. ll'mnputreet. mldtf
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hle' s Milt k. to dust t has coutlitlon.to
lot at moth-microbial Alloonvsnlelteel.
lllqltll’t‘ at how sum lllhle' I store. It North
\ortii Main slut-.1 M223 hr

at. «cw-mu».

'l‘ill. .I'Z’l'. 0n favorable termu. I

the new I.l.\‘illl..' BI'IIHMNG.
\\ Itlsev utrect. qu limitation! Walhlnzlml
street. for use as stores. work she
ttmuufucitlring purpom Images" W
Irnl unannounced shipping facilities. Pow-
u furnished to lfllltlltltttltl long lease PM
ntuntm non clvmt on A rll llt leases.
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utttstroel contains a lsslarpsrcsms
and Improvements. lnqulrsat above can»
but”. millet
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floor. it roman; «dim l m
water and sewer NIIIDMtafl. '
immediately Inquire of Matt
.‘litflmllll‘tl street Norwalit .

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em lsnd .b yesronl . Ilia
nettr lutwsytcu s ti on. '
borrowing factors

it miss... out; touts
mil tunnelinm patient 1mm

nestd.
not to: boom. enlist street. a”
tint mr.

rent the
street. rent All In“ fivet

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